Same company. Showbiz bought up the assets of Chuck E. Cheese, which had gone bankrupt, back in the mid-80s then changed the format of pretty much all their stores over to Chuck E. Cheese in the early-90s. They still use that slogan.

The last time I was at Chuck E. cheese's (yes, we go there for the boys' birthdays) our hostess was a teenage Denise Richards. And my biatch of a wife made her cry over not getting the right pizza, or something. I wanted to take her in the back and comfort her. With my wang.

Michelle Chism, a spokeswoman for Chuck E. Cheese in Dallas, Texas, said the restaurant chain was aware of the incident and that it takes "great measures" to ensure the security of patrons.

/really, and what would those "great measures" be? Exactly. Guards? No, you can't do that, that would be paying someone to provide security. More management or employees trained to deal with hostile situations? No? So your "great measures" are PR damage control from a talking head. Got it.

Sybarite:tallguywithglasseson: Where a kid can be a kid - I think that was Showbiz Pizza.

Same company. Showbiz bought up the assets of Chuck E. Cheese, which had gone bankrupt, back in the mid-80s then changed the format of pretty much all their stores over to Chuck E. Cheese in the early-90s. They still use that slogan.

dr.zaeus:Sybarite: tallguywithglasseson: Where a kid can be a kid - I think that was Showbiz Pizza.

Same company. Showbiz bought up the assets of Chuck E. Cheese, which had gone bankrupt, back in the mid-80s then changed the format of pretty much all their stores over to Chuck E. Cheese in the early-90s. They still use that slogan.

Hated hosting my daughter's b-day parties there. Pizza sauce was so sweet it was torture to stomach 2 or 3 skinny slices. BTW they cut like 16 slices out of a 12" pizza. The only thing to comfort me was the shiatty beer. I know my login is BL and I've grown up to better beers.